Special Issue of The Battlecry discussing the activities of The North Texas Committee for the March on Washington including plans for a Texas-style barbeque, information about staying in Washington, the White House delegation, Gay Constituency Day, and other events related to the March. Members of the “White House Delegation” include Ray Hill, a noted gay rights activist living in Houston, Texas.

Letter from William Waybourn to members of the Dallas Gay Alliance responding to critical remarks made by Don Baker.

A Dallas Morning News article about new AIDS cases in Dallas rising by 74% over the 1987 year, which medical professionals at the Dallas County Health and Human Services Department had predicted.

A document listing Dallas County Criminal Court cases occurring in December 5th and 6th , 1979. Some names in the list are highlighted with a blue pen and a yellow highlighter.

A group of documents with the City of Dallas committee (Vice Control Division) goals for 1980.

A document from Donald J. Maison Jr. sent to Richard Peeples of the Texas Human Rights Foundation. The document includes the legal services expenses of the Richard Schwiderski v. the State Texas court case.

A page from a multi-page list of individuals arrested on December 5 and December 6, 1979; features handwritten notes in black ink and yellow highlighter across three sets of names, what the individuals were accused of, and their court case IDs.

First page of a court document related to Civil Action No. CA 3-88-1394-H, the case of Dallas Gay Alliance (DGA) vs. Dallas County (Parkland) Hospital and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Plaintiffs included Ronald Dickson Woodroof, PWAs (People With AIDS), and members of the Dallas Gay Alliance

A Dallas VOICE clipping about Dallas County allocating AIDS funds to programs after a process of examining complaints about the allocation of funds.

A This Week in Texas clipping about two Dallas AIDS programs missing out on funding from the Ryan White C.A.R.E. Act.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Brian Bubb's caricatures of famous clothing designers.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about the Americans with Disabilities Act creating new social avenues for people with disabilities.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping on the National Cancer Institute asking that regulatory barriers be removed when getting new drugs to cancer and AIDS patients.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Dr. Antonia Novello discussing what her platform would be as US Surgeon General.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Dr. James Curran of the CDC giving a presentation on the effects that AIDS had since 1981.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Bill Clinton's new AIDS czar, Kristine Gebbie.

A Dallas Morning News clipping of a letter to the editor by Jeannine Gibbs of Richardson, TX; Gibbs describes her thoughts on a recent article by Steve Blow and discusses her thoughts on many of the Texas House Representatives removing their name from a resolution honoring AIDS victims.

A Dallas Morning News clipping of an editor's opinion on how the Texas Legislature handled a variety of issues during its session, such as how the Senate and House handled the issue of AIDS.

Meeting notes from an AIDS ARMS Network Board meeting; involves the AIDS ARMS Network repaying its creditors.

A text containing the notes for a board meeting the for AIDS ARMS Network, Inc. after the Network promised to pay debts back to local AIDS agencies.

A letter from Kelly B. Spangler to Reed Hunsdorfer concerning the contract between the AIDS ARMS Network and the AIDS Resource Center that discussed how much funding the AIDS Resource Center would receive from the AIDS ARMS Network.

Photocopy of a Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping of an article about the Texas Republican Party passing a resolution which denied Apple Computer state tax breaks because of its unwillingness to pay for medical benefits for committed LGBTQIA+ partners.

A This Week in Texas clipping of a letter to the editor from Paul von Wupperfeld; Wupperfeld discusses the role that the Log Cabin Republicans of Texas play in the politics landscape.